Tasmanian Times
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National
Go, and go now
Christine Milne, Press Release Following US President George Bush in turning his back on international law from the Kyoto Protocol, to the...
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Environment
Ralphs Bay and the greed-fuelled steamroller
Cassy O’Connor It’s about a coastline unparalleled in its beauty, and a political/corporate steamroller navigated by empty pragmatists and fuelled by greed....
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National
Howard ships jobs offshore
Christine Milne, Press Release “Ten years ago, there were 104 Australian-flagged ships working the Australian coastline. Now, there are only 52,” Senator...
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Politics
What’s wrong with the Greens
Super Annoyed The Greens should put their antagonism towards the Exclusive Brethren, Tasmanians for a Better Future etc behind them. Blaming hidden...
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882EnvironmentA coastline under threat
Mark The West Kimberley coast is deserving of World Heritage listing for its unique and pristine nature. Imagine a coastline that appears...
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Politics
Minister Green: an update
He’s back! The one and only Lazlo Steigenberger presents the first in a series based on life in Tasmania. Watch here
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Politics
A mates’ deal: $7200 a block
Sue Neales, The Mercury DEVELOPER Walker Corporation is likely to pay just $7200 for each waterfront block it plans to sell for...
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Politics
The misleading of Parliament
Matthew Denholm, The Australian TASMANIAN Premier Paul Lennon has conceded misleading parliament by grossly under-stating the value of a contract awarded to...
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Article
A human bone
Thomas Moore, CoastView Police investigate bones washed ashore Read more here
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Environment
My issue with the pulp mill, project of state significance
John Day How will the RPDC handle this? The time frame for residents to review and forward a submission has to be...
